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Arguably the values of individualism, chivalry, opportunity cost, and meritocracy persisted in the vast nation through this board game.
[[Chess]] was popular in [[Russia]] among elites prior to the [[communist]] takeover, and one of the ironies of history is that the communist dictators spread the [[conservative]] game of chess to the masses. Every household in Russia had a chess set.<ref>https://www.rbth.com/history/332972-why-chess-popular-ussr</ref>

Arguably the values of [[individualism]], [[chivalry]], [[opportunity cost]], and [[meritocracy]] persisted in the vast nation through this board game.
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